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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-18

SSerofula, and General Debility Will try Scott's
Dmulsson of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypo-
ana permanent benefit. Dr. II. V. MuTT
brentwood Cal, writes IL have used Scott's
emulsion with great advantage in cases OF
generally. 1t is very palatable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-18
Attempt to Assassinate the Car.

LONDON, March 13.-The Standard has a
cipher despatch from what it considers
trustworthy source saying an unsuccess-
full attempt has been made TO assassinate
the car. No details are given.
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state +, fastou by forco on other sec
ito - theory of moral snl -ocial
conduct snd habits di~a-tciul and
rrpugnaut 10 the latter he varied
interests of the sections in our state
have been prolific source Of care and
thought in our -'I'csmnn-hip, and
this amendment. it adopted viii On
gender hostile public -'ntiment IN
certain localilic- fatal 10 it, enforce.
ment aud thu. begct dl-rc-ucct for
iaw aud disregard Of constitutional
authority, and will produce lasting
and permanent evllto our people and
tend TO disrupt the tate.
:. II proposes 20 Couilsc1tc and
destroy. without compensation large
prrperf, interc-ts of our people. 1t
will ~ ,ctilc business and impair
property value paralyIc for u period
~ lca-t. thr commercial interests of
our state, and dcstro} grcatinduatric-
already iu operation for the msnutac-
turr ~ the mildcrrtiWulnnt- 1t will
abolish tn -ourc. OF our public rcyc-
uucs iully Ouc.third and increase TO u
CORE OudinR amount the burden
upon lands and the H. --arles Of life,
already ovcr-burdcncd with the OK
actions OF government.
%. The Jealous hdhctcnts of this
prohibition idca have already c-tab.
iI-hol aud organized - third political
party and have WAgcd relentless war
iare upon the principles and organ
2stion of the other c-tab!j-hcd par
tlc-. tigated by foreign ni--arie-
they have, by agitation tor Years,
secured from The legislature of our
state the concession Of this PROPOSE
ton to changc our organic law, and
by studied purpose ana concerted
movement they now scch 10 siiilc
political expression from the people
until their own political dt ign- are
fuII, accomplished We warn our
people OF this threatened danger. and
cal. upon them to rcbukc at the polls
this sinister conspiracy AGAINST their
political organizations aud the funda.
mental principle ofAmerican liberty
signed bN all the committee.
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AnyIcEs FRoN VIEW
ALBERT DELrlr

PARIS, June l3-N'bcrt Dcipit
who has Just been expelled from
Al.acc is member OF the Figaro
stall. lie went to the Benefited, In
Alssce, to see DR.. Setermann, the pro-
testing member Of the l;cich.tlg.
who had previously obtained formal
permission to visit N.acc on behalf
of NJ. Dclpit. Upon arriving at
Bcrnc VI. Drlpit was ordered by the
police TO leave the German territory
within half hour lie protc- ted
and trlcgrauhcd ~ Prince llohculohc,
governor of Al-acc Lorraine. who
confirmed the orlcr. but granted VI.
Deipit twcnty-tour hours gracc. The
police informed VI. Dcliit tint hc
WAS expelled because he tried, IA
writing, to arouse oppo'ition in the
minds of those who should remain
Corn an
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me rLocnEn ruG-s

\rENNA, June j.. Ovcr .i,ouY
square miles of land are iuun lated IA
Hungary. There was another hurri.
cane Mt Mako ON saturday water
washed over the dy kc- aud destroyed
n number Of bridges. .aporcr- at,
worh on tine DYKES He'd but were
driy, n back by the soldiers
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lIayin sold our entire stock, liX.
lures, good viii etc. to Tho-. Goygan
~ Hro., we thanh our friends and the
public for all t,vor-, aud ask for our
successor, the patronage OF all who
may need pianos. organs, music OF
an thing - the music line All nc.
counts due to us Aro TO be paid t.
lhos. GoggSn " Bro.
CItAsE& COOK.
In reforming 10 the above we re-
-rcctnily announce that We will con
'uuc the piano, organ aud music bust.
ness AT the cid stand of { ha,r ~ Cook
aud ~ we intend to keep II branch o
our Galveston house permanently in
Waco aud stock such MS no Other
house has kept heretofore, we n-k foi
n share OF patronage. pcctiully
THOs. GoGGAN ~ BRO.
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nm. IIptI OItD.

LARGER rIlAN SrrPOStb.
NEW NoKk. June l5.-According to
,atomcut made today to II reporter
of tho Associated Press. by an en-
ploycc OF the ilavcmcycr sugar Re
inng company, the losses by the
great fire OF saturday morning are
nearer t2,OOO,OoO than Sl,oo0o0o He
said there were 1000 pound, of liquid
material worthSl 800. COOJ5,OOu barre :
OF sugar of various Grades, worth at
least $4,000, IL COO bags Of bone black
worth $4,000; machinery aud boilers
which cannot be replaced for much
lcss than 100000; furniture, fixture,
aud supplies costing about $1,000,
beside buildings coaliug about 50 a..
600. in nll about 81, 15O.Ouu. II ~ also
stated that the buildings and contents
were covered by insurance 10 II fair
per ccntagc of their value.
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A TERRIBLE SURGICAL OPERATION,
A FATAL MISTAKE.

The Cleveland (Ohio) Press.
of February odd 1888, pub
liShpd an account Of a fatal
surgical operation which caus.
ed great commotion among
medical men throughout the
whole country. Dr. Thaycr,
the most eminent surgeon in
Cleveland. pronolrncing it
~caudalou~. II appears that
Mrs. King hddbecn suffering
formauy years from some dis.
eases Of the stomach which
had resisted the treatment of
all the physicians in attend.
mcr. The disease commenc.
rd witha Slight arrangement
Of the digestion, with a poor
appetite, followed Ivy "A pecu
liar indc>cribablr distress in
the stomach. a feeling that has
been described as a faint all
gone" sensational sticky slime
collecting about the teeth,
causing a di~agrreable taste.
This sensation was not remoV.
rd by food. but, on the contra
ry. il was increased. After a
while the hands and feet be-.
came cold and sticky-a cold
pcrSpiration There was a
constant tired and lauguid
feeling. Then followed a
dreadful nervousness. with
gloomy forcboding,. Finally
| thr patient was unable to re-
tain amy food whatcyrr and
There was conStantpain in the
abdomen. All prescribed
remedies failing to give re
lief, Il consultation was held
when it was decided that the
patient had a cancer in tn,
stomach. and in order to save
the patients life an operation
was iuStihable. According
| ly, ON the 22d of February
1853. the operation was per
formed by DR.. Vance in tn,
presence of Dr. Tue herman
DIR. Pcrricr. DR.. Arms, DR.
Gordon, Dr. Capncr and DIR
llalliWcIl of the police board
The operation consisted IN
laying open the cavity Of the
abdomen and exposing tn,
stomach and bowels. When
this had been done an exam
nation Of the organs wa,
made, but to the horror and
di>may of the doctors Their,
was no cancer to be- found
The patient did not have q
cancer When too late medi
cal men discovered that they
had made a terrible mistake
but they sewed the parts to
getherand dressed the WOunC
that they had made, but tn,
poor woman sank from eN
hauStiou and died in a fey
hourS. How sad it must b
J or the husband Of this poor
woman To know that his wifi
died from the effects of a Su.
gical operation that ouglI
never TO have been perform
ed, If this woman had tai
T, cn the propcrrcmedy for dy
prp>ia and nervous pro,tri
tim Oor thi, was what IL
disease rrallywa,), She woul
have been living toda,
Shaker Extract of Roots.
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|. W. oppose the pcnding prohil e
ton amendment, because IL is "a prop.
osition to change our form of gov
crnmc.It from u free republic Ct
sovereign and independent citizens
toa species OF paternRlism hateful to
our people. IL will take from the
citizen hi most sacred and inalicnablo
rights and add to and augment the
power of government, and il there
fore uudcmocratic and anti.rcpubli-
can,
.. We oppose this amendment
because it Is -umptuary aud will ycx
the ci.!len, aud interfere with indi-
yidual liberty.
3. We oppose this amendment
because II IL nj War with tho tunda-
men,sl principles of Anglo saxon
civilization, and will destroy that
inalcnablc right of tho citizen to
determine tor himself how he shall
pursue h IS own happiness withou,
Interference with the rights OF other
which principle Is the basis of our
liberties aud the sole hope for the
perpetuIty of our institutions.
f. We oppose this Amendment
ocuuse It's enforcement viii cntal
upon the government the necessity o.
promoting a system of SPECS and IN
formers dctestahlo to our people AN,
the enactment of extreme Legislation
OF doubtful cons nationality, aaC
under the sanction OF which on
homes may be searched, our property
seized aud our dearest rights inya
died. Texas can not hope 10 escape
these curses, which have invariably
attended similar experiments othc
state.
.. IT, adoption will suppress tn
general use OF mildcr etimuAut- An,
encourage the use OF the struugc
drinks, and thus rctard the advance
mcut OF -'uuiuo temperance. ltwI
stamp u, criminal the manufacture a
wine, from our domestic grape, a.
family purposes, and will degrade on
drug stores into dram shops, nm
elevate our doctors into Hutocrat- {
cur appolitcs.
q. Irwin enable the rich TO mpor
and use their liquors without laNAtio
or restralt, and wi. prohibit oul
those ot our people who are too poo
10 buy their liquors In uubrokc
package, and under it, operation III
saloOn will give place 10 the glide
club room for the rich, while thepol
will he forced to make their purcha'
cs nj low dives and in violation
law Such class legislation Is odlol
10 our people and contrary TO IL
government.
7. 1t proposes by the prcponderan'
OF majority in certain sections OF II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

Pros and ants have YOUR printing
done nj Mcrrick Fords Model job
Otllce.
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The public are respectfully Invited
to call Al art room over Jackson =
gallery Fifth street aud examine
specimens ir ivory type painting.
The art taught IN one lesson tor three
dollars Pictures painted If desired,
c. +. Chcesman
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

l.iuguid bread or extract OF mat at
Il. \. Little n Cos.
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We have to move loon into our n.w
building and want 10 get rid of as
much OF our goods ~ possible and
price /, no object.
LEVINE Bros.
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Mrs Wln.lows Soothing syrup should al.
Way. be used for children tecthing, Il sooihes
the child sofleus the gums All0Ys all pains,
cures wind cole and Ae beet remedy for
tisrtAth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

Williamson " Co.'S. soda water /,
pronounced by al to be the hes, In
the city. Give them call.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

Il. \. Lite " Co.'S tor al the deli
cacics Of the season.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

MI parties who have been notified
by card or otherwise TO render their
taxes for 1857, are requested to do 80
al once, ~ the time tor rendering
taxes ha, about expired by taking
heed TO tins notice, the taxpayers may
save thcmsclvt, "a good deal of
trouble
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

b, \, Little X CO.'S tor "a that is
nice g. ea'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14


LONDON. June l3.-rhe Times this
morning has another article on Par
ncllism and Crime. tracing the conncc.
tion between Frank Byrue md Mr..
parnel. 1t claims to nave inforna.
ton that it Wa, ali opportuue remit
tauce from Paruell that enabled Byrne
TO escape to France and asks Is Nr.
Psrnell prepared 10 take steps to put
this statement to proof or contradict
it,
ZANZIBAR DISPATCHES
-ay that slave dhow attacked the
launch OF a Bri'i-h Man.ot.War and
wounded All officer aud i've men.
The dhow, however, wa sunk toy the
force on the launch aud the slaves
upon her iprty.three innumbcr, were
rescued.
ADvICEs FKON NEkV
Say that Rus,isu- at Chardiui are
fitting out two steamer aud "a mum
Der OF iron lighters TO transport
material from the Trans Caspian rail
way aud TO reconnoitrc Oh the ANU
DARN river
THE BRITISH AKE tQtlrrING
two light draft stopmor- w''' steel
Guns for use upon the y 't.
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Delivered daily in quantities OF
10 cents and upwards, sack.
ed tor shipment Make season con-
tracts with John Farley
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l. A. Little X Co. tor fresh gro
cries.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

Nothing like n, Williamson n Coz.
Try it.
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i. y. Little ~ Cos. for fine gro
.,Hns
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SAM. L. NORWOOD,
County Tax y SCISSOR
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twenty yer trnt
Discount l- what We are giving ON all
purchases 'h'- wees
LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

Try cgg phosphrati,, the best drink
of the season, NJ W. A. Williamson
A Gn'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

y felt saddle blanket between Aus.
lin and the creek ON south Fourth
street Finder vi please return
same TO ENANuNER office
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14

Briet work 81 per page, Model Job
Ollicc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12

For cleansing and healing foul and
incident Ulcers. Sores and Abossses snd
removing the bad odoFs arising there
from. and for alouRhinR, confused and
lacerated wounds, Darhy's Prophyisctic
Fluid Is nnequalled.
al have used DaEby's Prophylaetic
Fluid in hospital and private practice
for ten years, and know OF nothing bet
ter for sIouRhiug, confused and laeeFated
wounds, foal and indolens ulcers, and al
q disinfectant. T. HEUsIIs, Profess
sor Noble Med. College.
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ADVICE TO WOTHKRS

MrA wtnssou's soethiaE Syrup foeehIaaren
iesthieE. h the psuscriptioa u zoe Of shs bsaa
feAAle surses ard phyzieiAaa h ths rnitad
SsAtaa, sa4 has eosn usea foe fcrty yesrs with
nsxHr failing sucerss ~ niiitcns o. mother
ior theif eAiiaFea. ncrtnx tie process al
teetAius its value IL tacaiEsiAbis. u rsifsvus
the sAiid freal pain. eurss aYssatsry and disF.
rAs@a, ertPins IN he bowels and wlad eciie.
~ Efvins health e. TIE chua Il rests re
u0tscr Prise 80 ectsla ApiAauIy
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Vreas assnnfsSsGte caEsixsynect sale
q esnts' san4es SndsrseaF A. TIE Sssf
CsssainS X ncsa hHzSN Z RosENnxaa
FeE ace ssA o. rsWeeAt 50 to Mar
ties ioct q Iasksaa street. Lsks WAao.
taEtea- iss3iu
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Como AHEAD.--A Photographer has
recently visited WILDLY Island and tax
en- some excellent views Of the Puget
Sound Academy bsilding. The build
ing IL large wooden straature forty
Ave fest square with wing 24x36 feet,
and stands upou . stone foundation.
Il 10 10 be used the coming year as a
doFmitory for young ladies. Sixty
seven students were in attendance duF.
ing the past year. To provide for She
large increase Of students assured for
the coming year a buiidtng COMMITTEES
consisting Of Rev. O. G. Otis. James n.
Oolrean, A. s. Burwsll and Hon. O. T.
Terry has been appointed By the Trus-
tees 20 finish the plans and grange for
the construction Of 4 dormitory for
young men. This work will be pushed
IS rapidly as possible and II 10 hoped
the building vii! be in readiness for the
opening Of the fall term, September Is.
Does this interest you Rasd tie
Star Clothing House al.
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TELEGRAPHIC.



PzzEADxLRz1A- rxnEAzkRoEzz.
PnnsDzxRnza, Jelly II.--Fslladeir1ls
won kha zzzza tsdsy from fndtanzPolfs
81 hiaffRw NAen TIER 2ere % tie hznss.
aaperioF base funninn an1 VITA mGtGEial
an1lstanea o. tie umpira, who 4nelafed
Foaassg safe na nsc1na w1sm ks w1a
proosbly onk Tie daciaion gave Rkila-
daIphis thrse Fanx. Ho0sisrs katted
Oassy hard, bza n1lliH94 their hitting
b. slsepy basa raining. 1he pitchers
we're Rast and Casey; eefaAeFz. Haskett
and 1s0uirs; saoEe: Indianapolis s;
PhiiadelpAis. g
FTrTE1C2G-REw TonE
NV Yozx, July 1I--Tns PittsbuEE
club defeated the Neg Eogk einb 81 tie
Polo Grounds today, after hard fo1ght
and exceedinezy ane game. Ihe giants
foard The enrVeB hard 70 scsvs ard DID
seEy listia batsina. zwaaty thoaaand
people were present, and in the nkalA
iDrfna The axaitsmeai ran high. aud IN
that inning Carroll betrayed his brutal
zfsly ran into Georee e bone plAte a1e
severely iniaEed him. The hisses $40
cgies Of '.EoWdy" aud sioafsRs sounded
ca 81 NA41Ns 134kAN y @Aa4H 49, 80
0pea By ne eollizisn, bat be eontinaed
70 piteh after 9 day q several uinztes.
Weak batting defsate4 the giants. The
pitchers ware George and AoOogmiok;
SCORE, New Yogk. ?; Pittsburg, 8.
wAsHERaToN- CHICAGO.
WAsauoTuS, JAY Il.-Almsst perfect
Gslding and q few timely hits aided By
costly errors enabled the Washinasons
70 secure al easy victofy over
ths Chicago Chanpions today. A
result which vas q surprise 70 aeaFiy
everyone present.. Clazkson pitched
good game. has his support
Gas Wretched. Ryan, Sullivan and
williamson played their positions 10
q very amateur manner. Ryan repeated
y made eKFofs that would have dis
gPaced . schselbsy. TIE hone team
delded admirably and the White Stock
ings we're compelled 10 earn three
Of their four runs. Not single run Of
the twelve scored By Washington wal
earned. Tia pitchers vefs ODay and
OlaEkson; oatehsFs, Mask and Flint
score, Washington, IL; Chicago, 4.
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New parasOls. CHAIR.


The Northwestern Express Company
will be ready for business on snd after
June LIST, 1881, besVesa Seattle and
other points 10 Western Washington;
Office with Postal Telegraph Company,
Mill street. The patronage Of the pub
lie Ia solicited.
II. G. sTRUvK, President.
JAMKs A. OARxY Seo'y. m3l
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lasi ihink Of tbs A Rns saea-
els hair s1mnssr shitt a. sss. wosth
dssbie tae noney, "a the star Ciothine
Hoase. rs Ueu'aereiai street.
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We have sone g. IS salta lsft-only a
fsS- t>sy wsl D. all eiosed oct this
werk. fesy ali SO tn tie STRAIT sleAFiug
sale. feNGAs z SfSnuAMAN
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Ncu can save ene a ,llaR on every pair
% shoes parchRssd Ia oar store. ge
keep Toe very aResa Frsrch Kid SsoFa
rcGtAz a SiNaNnMkx.
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The "OENTEMERT' is the most pop
alar kid glove in AmeTies, &i.45 for ave
buttons. 81 80 for eight buttons. They
ere far below the price Of any Other
standard maker, and for ht and dnFa-
bility are unexoelled. The above are re
tail prices (the glove IL not sold ct whole
saiej af EOHWABAOHRR BROS. de11
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The greatest cut price sale IN the his
tory ef eentG' fuFniskins goods is the
star Clothing House great snmmsF IN
dsTwear sale. kLrNK A RoaxxHxRa.
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AteaneY &c. PafYlCk

A FTER JUNE eTn WILL LKAvE ERABECK
n for Unloo City en- Monday morning; leavs
Union City fer Port Gambia, Tuesday Doruing.
leave Port Gamble, Wednesday morning foE
seabeck seabeck for Port Gamble, TnnrsaAy
morning; Port Gambis for eeabeck, friaay
morning. sesbeck for PORT ttambie. Bstarday
morning; Port Gamble for .Seahech, Sunday
morning. J. MAcoMBER, Master mh2
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CANADIAN PACIFIC R. R. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East will save money by
calling OF Z. W. MoGnNIs, on Mil
street. je26
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70. bays 4 ane gsns's eAnEa SaEnsF
shtgs ~ The star Cg0thtrc Hanse. gS
/ CoGwereial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12
HABTTUAL CONSTIPATION


And kidney and liver ills. depending oa
q weak or inactive coalition Of the kid
Beyg, liver or bowels, ars successfully
and permanently erred only By the use
Of the gentle Jet effective laxative and
diuFetis. Syrup Of FIGS. It's advantages
are evident; II Is easily taken, pleasing
70 the taste, acceptable TO the stomsch,
harmless 10 The most delicate system,
and truly beneficial in eject. For sale
IN 30 cents and 81 bottles. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12

Meas LIGHT Colofs Derby Hats ~
3ssed hem e. 30 g. 80 TcxIAs 4 SsSa
NsNAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12

"a cases Of Rents' summer underwear
consigned 10 us from New York manu-
faotureF, 10 be sold Al ridieulously low
prices. KLINE 4 RosExHKRa.
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To all Whom This
May Concern.

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Ketlee af AppeaI.

NKw YoRK. Jsly li.-At s p. o. today
notice OF appeal vas Aled both 10 the
general term OF tie Saprene Court and
the Court Of Appeals, IN tbs Mrs. Gig
marie sase- Notes vas served upon the
Sherid uhieh prevents the death watch
from es;aR SO.